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John McClintock & James Strong • SECTION 108

Section 108

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Flight into Egypt

Bethlehemite massacre

Return from Egypt

Boyhood of Jesus

Mission of John

Baptism of Jesus

Temptation of Christ.

John's testimony

Christ's first disciples

Water changed to wine

Visit at Capernaum

Traders e.xpelled

Visit of Nicodemus

Further testimony of John ,

John imprisoned

Samaritan woman

Teaching in Galilee. Nobleman's son

Rejection at Nazareth , Draught of fishes

Demoniac cured

Peter's mother-in-law . First tour in Galilee . . .

Leper cured .

Paralytic cured. . Call of Matthew.

Impotent man cured. Ears of corn plucked ,

Withered hand cured

Multitudes cured

Apostles chnseii

Sermon on the Mount

Centui ion's servant cured ,

Widow's son raised

John's message

Kind oflices of a woman. . Second tour of Galilee

Dremoniac cured

Discourse on providence.

The sower, tares, etc

Parables explained

Crossing the lake

Djemoniacs cured

Matthew's feast

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Jairus's daughter raised

Blind men, etc., cured

Second rejection at Nazareth.

Mission of the apostles

John beheaded

Five tlioiisand fed

Walking on the water

Discussion in the synagogue. .

Third ])assover

Pharisees confuted

Syro-Phoenician woman ...

Four thousand fed

A sijju demanded

Blind man cured

Passion predicted

Transtiguration

Dicmoniac cuilhI

Passion again predicted . . .

Tax-money provided

Exhorta.tious to kindness. .

Mission of the seventy — Departure from Galilee. ..

Festival of tabernacles

Adulteress pardoned

Violence ofi'ered to Christ .

Return of the seventy Love to one's ncighbo

Visit at Bethany

The Lord's Prayer

Blind man cured

Investigation by the Sanhedrim.

Festival of dedication

Teaching nt the Jordan

Lazarus raised

Resolution of the Sanhedrim

Teaching at Ephraim, etc

Infirm woman cured.

Sets out for Jerusalem.

Warning against Herod Discourse at a Pharisee's

The tower built, war made, etc.

The prodigal son, etc

The faithless steward

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Doctrine of divorce. Cliildren received . . Rich youug man

Passion again predicted

Ambition of James and John.

Bartiniffiiis cured

Visit with Zacchsens

Feast at Bethany

Entrance into Jerusalem .

Traders again expelled.

The barren fig-tree cursed

His authority demanded

The tribute question

The resurrection question .... The greatest commaudmeut. .,

Messuih's paternity

Hierarchy denounced

The widow's gift

Interview witli the Greeks

Destruction of Jerusalem, etc. , Plots against Jesus

Preparation for Passover

Incidents of the meal

Agony, etc., in Gethsemane

Examination before Annas

Arraignment before the fcauhedrim

Accusation before Pilate.

Taken before Herod. . Sentence from Pilate .

Suicide of Judas

Crucifixion incidents . Burial of Jesus

Sepulchre guarded

Preparation for embalming. Release from the tomb

Appearance to the women.

Report of the watch

Peter and John at the sepulchre.

Appearance to Mary

Appearance at Emmaus

Seen by ten apostles

Seen by eleven apostles

Seen by seven apostles

Appearance to all the disciples . .

Ascension

Conclusion

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Evangdica was published in 1549. Martin Chemnitz's Harmony was first published in 1593, and afterwards, with tlie continuations of Lej'ser and Gerhard, in 1628. Chemnitz stands at the head of that class of harmonists wlio maintain tliat in one or more of the four gospels chronological order has been neglected, while Osiander is at the head of those harmonists who maintain that all the gospels are arranged in chronological order. Oth- er harmonies were published by Stephens (1553), Calvin (1553), Calixt (1624),CartwTight (lt;-27), Cluster (1628), Lightfoot (1654), Cradock (1668), Calov (1680), Sand- hagen (1684), Bunting (1689), Lamv (1689), Le Clerc IV.— F

(1699),Toinard (1707),Whiston (1702), Burmann (1712), Rus (1727-8-30), Bengel (1736), Hauber (1737),Biiseh- ing (1766), Doddridge (1739 and 40), Pilkington (1747), Macknight (1756)^ Bertling (1767), Griesbach (1776,97, 1809,22),Newcome (1778), Priestley (1777 in Greek, and 1780 in English), Michaelis (1788," in his Introduction), AVhite (1799). KeUer (1802), Mutschelle (1806), Sebas- tiani (1800), Planck (1809), De Wctte and Liickc (1818), Hess (1822), Matthaei (1826), Kaiser (1828), Eodiger. (1829),CIau.sen (1829),Greswell (1830), Chapman (1836), Carpenter (1838), Eeichel (1840), Gehringer (1842), Over- beck" (1843), Robinson (Greek, 1845; English, 1846),

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